Great thank you. And I don't know why I used 3.8 instead of 3 for the value of C. I will correct that.TSny said:
Note that if he traveled at that speed for 18 years, that would get him to the next star or two, perhaps, but he wouldn't be getting out of his galaxy!aatari said:
Time dilation is a phenomenon that occurs when an object moves at high speeds or experiences strong gravitational forces. This causes time to pass at a slower rate for the object, meaning that someone observing the object from a different frame of reference will see time passing faster for the object. Therefore, if Darth Vader were traveling at high speeds or near a strong gravitational force, his age would appear to pass slower for him compared to someone observing him from a different frame of reference.
No, the use of the Force does not affect time dilation. The Force is a supernatural power and does not have any impact on the laws of physics, including time dilation. Therefore, Darth Vader's age is not affected by his use of the Force.
The theory of relativity, proposed by Albert Einstein, explains the relationship between space and time. It states that time is not absolute and can be affected by factors such as velocity and gravity. Time dilation is a direct consequence of this theory, as it describes how time passes at different rates for objects in different frames of reference.
No, time dilation does not have the power to reverse the aging process. It can only affect the perception of time for an object, but it does not have the ability to manipulate the aging process itself. Therefore, even if Darth Vader were to experience time dilation, his physical age would not change.
No, time dilation only affects objects that are moving at high speeds or experiencing strong gravitational forces. Since not all characters in the Star Wars universe possess these qualities, time dilation would not affect everyone's perception of time. It would only affect those who are moving at high speeds or near strong gravitational forces, such as spaceships or objects in close proximity to a black hole.
